Posts Tagged ‘vacuum’

Threadbare Rugs: Moths, Vacuuming, and General Wear So, you’ve noticed your rug is looking a bit threadbare, but you don’t know what the culprit is. Lucky for you, we’ve written this blog so you can identify the cause of damage and act accordingly. The first cause of threadbare patches is moths. The moths themselves don’t […]

How to Vacuum Your Rug How to vacuum your rug depends on the material and construction of your rug. Flat weaves, handmade rugs, tufted rugs, and machine-made rugs all require different vacuum techniques, as do silk, cotton, wool, viscose, and synthetic fibers. If you learn anything from this article, let it be this: Never vacuum […]

Rug Cleaning: Preventing Wear and Tear on Your Persian and Oriental Rugs It’s important to maintain the cleanliness of your rug. This extends the life of it and makes it less likely that you’ll encounter problems dangerous to the livelihood of your rug such as moths. How to Vacuum & Sweep Know your rug and […]

Vacuuming and Your Fine Handmade Rug Caring for your fine handmade rug doesn’t have to be difficult, but it is important you do so properly. You need to approach cleaning armed with knowledge about your rug. Depending on the age and materials your rug is made of, you may or may not be able to […]

Robotic Vacuums are Not Rug Safe It’s a tale as old as time- a customer brings their fine handmade rug in for repairs at Behnam Rugs because they believe their dog has chewed it. While this does happen, the more likely culprit is actually your vacuum cleaner, especially automatic robot vacuums. Robotic vacuums spell disaster […]